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Slipknot gets reimagined as TOP, Linkin Park for “Psychosocial” cover

Someone has reimagined a Slipknot track from 2008 in the style of twenty one pilots, Lil Nas X, Linkin Park, Tool and more. 

Popular YouTube channel Ten Second Songs responded to fans’ requests to take Slipknot’s “Psychosocial” and reinvent it in 25 new styles. 

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The song comes from the band’s fourth album All Hope Is Gone. You can listen to it below.

The YouTuber also transformed the songs in the styles of the Cure, Gojira, Ghost and more. He also did it in the style of an 8-bit track, meditation music and more. You can see the track below. 

Slipknot have spent the past few months touring and promoting their latest No. 1 album We Are Not Your Kind, which you can stream below. 

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Chris Fehn has shared his feelings about possibly wanting to return to Slipknot one day amid a lawsuit he’s filing against the band members. 

Fehn has been pretty quiet on social media since the suit. A recent post is the first since he promoted his new song from Motorhead guitarist Phil Campbell that arrived on the same day as the new Slipknot album.

The former Slipknot percussionist has been pursuing a lawsuit against the band since he left the group in March over a pay dispute. 

He is suing for two counts of “breach of fiduciary duty,” one count of “unjust enrichment” and one count of “breach of implied in fact contract.”

Fehn’s lawsuit is against two different versions of Slipknot, Inc., both in New York and Los Angeles. It’s also against Knot Merch LLC,  Knot Touring LLC, SK Productions, LLC; Knot Touring LLC, Crahan, Taylor , manager Robert Shore and Shore’s law firm, Rob Shore & Associates, Inc.

Shore, Corey Taylor and Shawn “Clown” Crahan  have all called for the lawsuit to be thrown out. 

Despite all of the back and forth with the suit, Fehn’s recent social media interaction suggests he doesn’t want his time with Slipknot to be over for good. 

He posted a photo with his kid and apologized for his lack of social media presence lately in the caption. 

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“Sorry for the delay in my posts. I think you can all understand. New life. Dad. Loving it!!!” the caption read. You can see his post below. 

 

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Sorry for the delay in my posts. I think you can all understand. New life. Dad. Loving it!!!

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Then, in the comments, someone wrote “Pls go back to Slipknot” to which Fehn replied “Someday”. It’s unclear what the outcome of the suit will be, but it sounds like Fehn is hopeful that his time with the band is far from over in the future.

What do you think about the reimagined version of Slipknot’s “Psychosocial”? Sound off in the comments down below and let us know!

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